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21 Class of 1943 Audrey Barrett ET the trumpets sound! We Juniors seek to spot our history upon the stage! The house lights dini. the whispering audieiiee is hushed, and the curtain goes up! Look-a-here, a mob scene no less! No. not in the true sense of the word — merely the Juniors out in full force to elect class of- ficers and a faculty adviser. Bill Tindall. trum- pet swingeroo. rises to be acclaimed as ])resideiil ol the class of 43 during the present ear. Ah. one of our basketball stars is in the spot light! Richie Willett is officially installed as vice-presi- dent. A change of scene reveals the bustling workshop of our secretary and our treasurer. Joan Rouleau and Martha Laxoine. who are bus- il engaged in doing all the things a secretar and lieasurer should do. A loud noise is heard and someone rushes in. onl) to find it is a lustv cll (if approxall Miss Vines has be en elected lacnil) ad isei- for the year to come! Sauntering into the study hall a crowd is seen gathering around the bulletin board. Report cards are out and the names of Marjorie Hatlin. Maria Mansfield. Joan Rouleau. Frances Wil- liams. Lillian Santia. Helen Stark. Martha La- oine. Dorothv Secor. Matthew Miles. Fred Veale. John W ildcr. and Bill Tindall are found to be listed on the honor roll. A little to the right are found the names of Mary Ann Evans, Marion Hill. Mary Lou Hersey. Audrev Barrett, and John Billings listed as receiving honorable mention. Well done, students! Seen ai ound are Genn W ilder. jiosed for one of her superl) basketball shots — Bill Bradlee, in the absence of his drums, tapping awav with liis hands to some (iershwin tune — Pat Crowlev on the ho( ke field scoring for Scituate — Mar- ion Hill and Audre Barrett out on the football field cheering for dear old Scituate High — Mary Ann Evans. Mary Lou Hersev. Pat Butler, and Bill Bradlee doing a good job in China Bo) — Bob Hendrickson. Rav Brown and Ronnie Drew on the football field jMactising for Saturday ' s game — Jerome Walsh and Pal But- ler taking candid camera shots of the school dances — Marjorie Hattiii feeling prettv good about getting high honors ( don t blame her) — Lillian ! anlia. Jean Wagner. Marv Quinn. Jerome Walsh. Robert Sylvester. Bill Bradlee. Bill Tindall. Pat Butler, and Don Sullixan head- ing towards the auditorium with their instru- ments for orchestra rehearsal — and the Juniors Coutinued on Page 36)
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25 Class of 1944 irgiiiia Heffeinan N Se|jleml)er the members of our tal- ented class of ' 44 returned to dear old Scituate High for our second trium- phant year. Louis Bournazos, a new- comer from Western Junior High School. Somerville, Mass., was elected president; Ginny Hyatt, who moved to Shirley in February, treasurer; and Arnold Skip Fuller and Catherine Peirce were re-elected vice- president and secretary, respectively. The Sophomore Class was well re])resented in athletics this year. Skip Fuller, Frank Hall. Kevin Dwyer, and Jimmy Travers did a fine job fighting for the football team. The Senior Class may be able to boast of Evie Dorr, but we point with pride to our football hero, Louis Bournazos. With fellows like these playing we should expect again to win the South Shore Cham|)ionship. Not to be outdone, the girls also did a grand job in field hockey this year. Anne Jarvis. Laura Brown, Shirley Huntley, and Mary Mahar re- ceived hockey pins at a banquet given the hockev team at Hugo ' s. Jean Cole received her letter. Congratulations, Jean, for helping the team on to many victories. Nancy Davis In girls ' basket})all. pla crs like Gimiy Hyatt, Shirley Huntley, Katherine Whittaker, Jean Cole, Jane Evans. Joan Condit, Laura Brown. Marilyn Fisher, Nancy Davis, and Anne Jarvis did their bit in helping the victorious team win the South Sh(jre Championship. Even though we enter into many extra-curricu- lar activities we also have many students on the honor roll. They are Marguerite Bartlett. Meri- lyn Damon. Fay Joseph. Merial Bomiey. David Quinlan. Mary McCorniack. Catherine Peirce. L man Preston. Theodore Holland. Robert Rou- leau. Marilyn Fisher, Mary Queeney. and June Coddard. Shirley Huntley, May Eastman. Louis Bournazos, Nancy Davis, Richard Bresnahan. and Marietta Deragon have received honorable mention. We couldn ' t go any further without mention- ing Joan Condit, who was a hilarious success as the little nuisance in the school play China Boy. ' Joan promises that when she is a great star on Broadway shell give us all free passes to one of her performances. Let ' s take her up on that! Robert Gannett. Amalia Gillespie, and Bett Vickery also did well in the Christmas assembly. {Continued on Page 28)
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